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Mika Seppala
I am writing Power Point presentations which I want to
publish on the web in a read only mode, i.e., I want that
only those who know the edit password can edit the
files. I do this by using the Security Options in "save
as" -> tools. After this operation I save files as pps
files.
When one clicks such a pps file on a PC (where the file
is stored) Power Point plays the slide show. When the
same file is being accessed on the web, Power Point first
asks the user to give the edit password or, failing that,
the user is offered the option of opening the file in the
read only mode. Now I would like to configure my web
server so that edit-protected pps files open without this
password-read-only dialogue. How can I do that?
Thank you for any hints that you may be able to provide.
--Mika Seppala
publish on the web in a read only mode, i.e., I want that
only those who know the edit password can edit the
files. I do this by using the Security Options in "save
as" -> tools. After this operation I save files as pps
files.
When one clicks such a pps file on a PC (where the file
is stored) Power Point plays the slide show. When the
same file is being accessed on the web, Power Point first
asks the user to give the edit password or, failing that,
the user is offered the option of opening the file in the
read only mode. Now I would like to configure my web
server so that edit-protected pps files open without this
password-read-only dialogue. How can I do that?
Thank you for any hints that you may be able to provide.
--Mika Seppala